Dual-field display system

ABSTRACT

A dual-field display system provided by the present invention comprises: a display unit including a display panel divided into a first and a second display regions, the first display region emitting a first polarized light with a first polarization direction, the second display region emitting a second polarized light with a second polarization direction different from the first polarization direction; at least one pair of first glasses comprising a left lens and a right lens, the left lens and the right lens each comprising a first polarizer for allowing the first polarized light to transmit therethrough and blocking the second polarized light; and at least one pair of second glasses comprising a left lens and a right lens, the left lens and the right lens each comprising a second polarizer for allowing the second polarized light to transmit therethrough and blocking the first polarized light.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the field of dual-field displaytechnology, and particularly relates to a dual-field display system.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The dual-field display refers to a technology capable of displaying twodifferent images at the same moment by using the same display screen.

The present dual-field display is mainly realized by an optical grating.As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a display screen is divided into a firstdisplay region 11 and a second display region 12. The two displayregions are respectively composed of strip-shaped regions arrangedalternately, and each of the strip-shaped regions is corresponding toone or more columns of pixels (each pixel may include a plurality ofsub-pixels). A slit grating 9 including alternating shading strips andlight transmitting strips is provided in front of the display screen.Due to the function of the shading strips, in a left visual region 91 onthe left side of the screen, only the content of the first displayregion 11 can be watched (the second display region 12 is blocked),while in a right visual region 92 on the right side of the screen, onlythe content of the second display region 12 can be watched (the firstdisplay region 11 is blocked), so that the purpose of simultaneouslydisplaying two different images on one display screen is realized.

The inventor has found that the present dual-field display technologyhas at least the following disadvantages:

First, due to the limitations of the technological level, size, shapeand the like of an optical grating are limited, so the dual-fielddisplay technology using an optical grating is mainly applicable todisplay screens having large pixels and regular pixel arrangement (e.g.,arranged into a matrix). However, at present, with higher and higherresolution of a display screen, particularly for an OrganicLight-Emitting Diode (OLED) display screen with high resolution, thesize of pixels has become smaller and smaller, so that the size of theoptical grating is difficult to adapt to the size of pixels. Inaddition, there are also many display screens with incompletely regularpixel arrangements (e.g., pixels in different rows may be staggered fora certain distance), so the optical grating is difficult to be processedinto corresponding shape.

Second, it can be seen from the principle of a grating dual-fielddisplay technology that dual-field effects is realized only when a useris necessarily at a particular position (a left visual region 91 orright visual region 92 as shown in FIG. 2) within a relatively smallarea, so that the visual range is narrow and the number of audiences islimited. In addition, the user cannot move at will while watching, andalso can not select desired pictures at will (for example, the user onlycan watch the image in the first display region when being locatedwithin the left visual region, and has to move to the right visualregion if he or she wants to watch the image in the second displayregion), so the flexibility in use is poor.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Technical problems to be solved by the present invention include thatthe present dual-field display technology is difficult to adapt todisplay devices with high resolution or irregular pixel arrangement, thevisual range is narrow, flexibility in use is poor and the like. Thus,the present invention provides a dual-field display system applicable tovarious display devices and having large visual range and highflexibility in use.

A technical solution employed to solve the technical problem of thepresent invention is a dual-field display system, comprising:

a display unit including a display panel divided into a first displayregion and a second display region, the first display region emitting afirst polarized light with a first polarization direction, the seconddisplay region emitting a second polarized light with a secondpolarization direction different from the first polarization direction;

at least one pair of first glasses including a left lens and a rightlens, the left lens and the right lens of the first glasses eachincluding a first polarizer for allowing the first polarized light totransmit therethrough and blocking the second polarized light; and

at least one pair of second glasses including a left lens and a rightlens, the left lens and the right lens of the second glasses eachincluding a second polarizer for allowing the second polarized light totransmit therethrough and blocking the first polarized light.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the display unitmay further include an emergent light polarizer provided outside a lightexiting surface of the display panel and including a first emergentlight polarizer and a second emergent light polarizer, the firstemergent light polarizer being provided within the first display regionand having a first emergent polarization direction, the second emergentlight polarizer being provided within the second display region andhaving a second emergent polarization direction, the first emergentpolarization direction being vertical to the second emergentpolarization direction. Both of the first polarizer and the secondpolarizer may be linear polarizer, the polarization direction of thefirst polarizer is parallel to the first emergent polarizationdirection, and the polarization direction of the second polarizer isparallel to the second emergent polarization direction.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the display unitmay further include: an emergent light polarizer provided outside alight exiting surface of the display panel and including a firstemergent light polarizer and a second emergent light polarizer, thefirst emergent light polarizer being provided within the first displayregion and having a first emergent polarization direction, the secondemergent light polarizer being provided within the second display regionand having a second emergent polarization direction, the first emergentpolarization direction being vertical to the second emergentpolarization direction; and a wave plate provided outside the emergentlight polarizer, the wave plate being a ¼ wave plate or a ¾ wave plate,both of the included angle between the optical axis of the wave plateand the first emergent polarization direction and the included anglebetween the optical axis of the wave plate and the second emergentpolarization direction being 45 degree. One of the first polarizer andthe second polarizer may be a left-handed circular polarizer, and theother one of the first polarizer and the second polarizer may be aright-handed circular polarizer.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the display unitmay further include: an emergent light polarizer provided outside alight exiting surface of the display panel; and a wave plate providedoutside the emergent light polarizer and including a ¼ wave plate and a¾ wave plate, the ¼ wave plate being provided within one of the firstdisplay region and the second display region, the ¾ wave plate beingprovided within the other one of the first display region and the seconddisplay region, and the included angles between the optical axes of thewave plates and the polarization direction of the emergent lightpolarizer being 45 degree. One of the first polarizer and the secondpolarizer may be a left-handed circular polarizer, and the other one ofthe first polarizer and the second polarizer may be a right-handedcircular polarizer.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the display panelmay be a liquid crystal display panel, and further includes a backlightand an incident light polarizer. The backlight may be provided outside alight receiving surface of the liquid crystal display panel, and theincident light polarizer may be provided between the backlight and theliquid crystal display panel. In this case, the incident light polarizermay include a first incident light polarizer and a second incident lightpolarizer, the first incident light polarizer is provided within thefirst display region and has a first incident polarization direction,the second incident light polarizer is provided within the seconddisplay region and has a second incident polarization direction, and thefirst incident polarization direction is vertical to the second incidentpolarization direction.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the display panelmay be an organic light-emitting diode display panel.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the first displayregion may include a plurality of parallel first strip-shapedsub-regions, and the second display region may include a plurality ofparallel second strip-shaped sub-regions. The plurality of firststrip-shaped sub-regions and the plurality of second strip-shapedsub-regions may be arranged alternately in parallel to each other. Inthis case, the length direction of the first strip-shaped sub-regionsand the second strip-shaped sub-regions may be parallel to the rowdirection of the display panel. Alternatively, the length direction ofthe first strip-shaped sub-regions and the second strip-shapedsub-regions may be parallel to the column direction of the displaypanel. Preferably, each of the first strip-shaped sub-regions and thesecond strip-shaped sub-regions is a row or column of pixels of thedisplay panel.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the first displayregion may include a plurality of first rectangular sub-regions, and thesecond display region may include a plurality of second rectangularsub-regions. The first rectangular sub-regions and the secondrectangular sub-regions may be the same in size, and the plurality offirst rectangular sub-regions and the plurality of second rectangularsub-regions may be arranged into a matrix. In each row of the matrix,the first rectangular sub-regions and the second rectangular sub-regionsare arranged alternately, and in each column of the matrix, the firstrectangular sub-regions and the second rectangular sub-regions arearranged alternately.

The dual-field display system provided by the present invention realizesdual-field display by selectively transmitting the polarized light. Asthe selection of the polarized light does not require that a user islocated at a particular position, the visual range of the dual-fielddisplay system is not limited, and there may be many audiences (as longas more pairs of glasses are provided for more audiences). Moreover, theuser may select desired pictures at will (just needing to replace theworn glasses), so the flexibility in use is high. As polarizer indifferent polarization directions may be realized by high-precisionlaser processing or other ways, resolution, form and the like of thepolarizer are not limited, so that dual-field display system provided bythe present invention is applicable to display devices with highresolution and irregular pixel arrangement.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a distribution diagram of display regions of a conventionaldual-field display device;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the display principle of a conventionalgrating dual-field display device;

FIGS. 3-5 are schematic diagrams showing various distributions ofdisplay regions of the dual-field display system according toembodiments of the present invention;

FIGS. 6-9 are schematic diagrams of the display principle of thedual-field display system according to an embodiment of the presentinvention; and

FIGS. 10-12 are schematic diagrams of the display principle of thedual-field display system according to another embodiment of the presentinvention.

Reference numerals: 1—Display panel; 11—First display region; 12—Seconddisplay region; 2—Emergent light polarizer; 21—First emergent lightpolarizer; 22—Second emergent light polarizer; 3—Wave plate; 31—¼ waveplate; 32—¾ wave plate; 5—Backlight; 6—Incident light polarizer;61—First incident light polarizer; 62—Second incident light polarizer;7—Display unit; 81—First glasses; 811—First polarizer; 82—Secondglasses; 821—Second polarizer; 9—Slit grating; 91—Left visual region;and, 92—Right visual region.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

To make those skilled in the art better understand the technicalsolutions of the present invention, the present invention will befurther described below in details with reference to the accompanyingdrawings and the specific implementations.

FIGS. 6-9 are schematic diagrams of the display principle of thedual-field display system according to an embodiment of the presentinvention. Referring to FIG. 6, the dual-field display system accordingto an embodiment of the present invention may include a display unit 7,at least one pair of first glasses 81 and at least one pair of secondglasses 82.

The display unit 7 includes a display panel 1 for displaying and dividedinto a first display region 11 and a second display region 12. The firstdisplay region 11 emits a first polarized light having a firstpolarization direction, while the second display region 12 emits asecond polarized light having a second polarization direction differentfrom the first polarization direction. In drawings, the polarizationdirections of light are exemplarily shown by double-headed arrows, butthe present invention is not limited thereto. For example, thepolarization directions of light may be different from the directionsshown in drawings.

The first glasses 81 include a left lens and a right lens, and each ofthe left lens and the right lens includes a first polarizer 811. Thefirst polarizer 811 allows the first polarized light to transmittherethrough and blocks the second polarized light. Similarly, thesecond glasses 82 include a left lens and a right lens, and each of theleft lens and the right lens includes a second polarizer 821. The secondpolarizer 821 allows the second polarized light to transmit therethroughand blocks the first polarized light.

In other words, the first glasses 81 only allow the first polarizedlight exiting from the first display region to transmit therethrough, soonly the content of the first display region 11 can be watched by thefirst glasses 81; and the second glasses 82 only allow the secondpolarized light exiting from the second display region 12 to transmittherethrough, so only the content of the second display region 12 can bewatched by the second glasses 82. In this way, by wearing differentpairs of glasses, different users may watch different images on onedisplay screen at the same time, thereby realizing dual-field display.

In the dual-field display system according to the present invention, thedual-field display is realized by selectively transmitting the polarizedlight. As the selection of the polarized light does not require that auser is located at a particular position, the visual range of thedual-field display system is not limited, and there may be manyaudiences (as long as more pairs of glasses are provided for moreaudiences). Moreover, the user may select desired pictures at will (onlyneeding to replace the worn glasses), so the flexibility in use is high.As polarizer in different polarization directions may be realized byhigh-precision laser processing or other ways, resolution, form and thelike of the polarizer are not limited, so that dual-field display systemprovided by the present invention is applicable to display devices withhigh resolution and irregular pixel arrangement.

FIGS. 3-5 show diagrams of various distributions of display regions ofthe dual-field display system according to embodiments of the presentinvention. As shown in FIGS. 3-5, the division of the first displayregion 11 and the second display region 12 may be diverse.

For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the first display region 11 may includea plurality of parallel first strip-shaped sub-regions, and the seconddisplay region 12 may include a plurality of parallel secondstrip-shaped sub-regions. The plurality of first strip-shapedsub-regions and the plurality of second strip-shaped sub-regions may bearranged alternately in parallel to each other.

In other words, a light exiting surface of the display unit 7 may bedivided into a plurality of parallel and adjacent strip-shapedsub-regions, and the strip-shaped sub-regions belonging to differentdisplay regions are arranged alternately.

As shown in FIG. 3, the length direction of each of the strip-shapedsub-regions may be parallel to the row direction of the display panel 1.Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 4, the length direction of each of thestrip-shaped sub-regions may be parallel to the column direction of thedisplay panel 1.

In other words, the strip-shaped sub-regions may be arrangedtransversely or longitudinally. In this way, it is advantageous for thedivision of the display regions, and the image processing becomessimpler.

When the length direction of each of the strip-shaped sub-regions isparallel to the row direction of the display panel 1, each of thestrip-shaped sub-regions may be a row of pixels of the display panel 1;and when the length direction of each of the strip-shaped sub-regions isparallel to the column direction of the display panel 1, each of thestrip-shaped sub-regions may be a column of pixels of the display panel1.

In other words, the strip-shaped sub-regions may be divided in pixels.In this way, each of the strip-shaped sub-regions may independentlydisplay the required content, and the width of the strip-shapedsub-regions is the smallest (the size of one pixel), so that eachpicture displayed by the display unit 7 may be relatively clear.However, the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, eachof the strip-shaped sub-regions may include a plurality of pixels inwidth.

Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 5, the first display region 11 and thesecond display region 12 may include a plurality of rectangularsub-regions respectively. The rectangular sub-regions may be the same insize and are arranged into a matrix. In each row of the matrix, therectangular sub-regions of the first display region 11 and the secondrectangular sub-regions of the second display region 12 are arrangedalternately; and in each column of the matrix, the rectangularsub-regions of the first display region 11 and the second rectangularsub-regions of the second display region 12 are arranged alternately.Each of the rectangular sub-regions may be only one pixel, but thepresent invention is not limited thereto. For example, the rectangularsub-regions may be divided in form of 1×2, 2×2, 2×3 and so on.

In other words, the first display region 11 and the second displayregion 12 may consist of rectangular sub-regions, and the rectangularsub-regions of different display regions are alternately arranged inboth the row direction and the column direction of the display panel 1,so that the rectangular sub-regions of different display regions arearranged in a form like an international chess board.

Referring to FIG. 6 again, the display unit 7 includes a display panel1. In this embodiment, the display panel 1 may be a liquid crystaldisplay panel. In this case, the display unit 7 further includes abacklight 5 disposed outside a light receiving surface of the liquidcrystal display panel and used for providing lighting for the liquidcrystal display panel. An incident light polarizer 6 is provided betweenthe backlight 5 and the liquid crystal display panel, and an emergentlight polarizer 2 is provided outside a light exiting surface of thedisplay panel 1.

It can be seen from the basic display principle of a liquid crystaldisplay panel that the purpose of display can be realized only byarranging linear polarizers outside both the light receiving surface andthe light exiting surface.

According to an implementation of this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6and FIG. 7, the emergent light polarizer 2 includes a first emergentlight polarizer 21 and a second emergent light polarizer 22. The firstemergent light polarizer 21 is provided within the first display region11 and has a first emergent polarization direction, and the secondemergent light polarizer 22 is provided within the second display region12 and has a second emergent polarization direction. The first emergentpolarization direction is vertical to the second emergent polarizationdirection. In this case, the first polarizer 811 of the first glasses 81is a linear polarizer, and the polarization direction of the firstpolarizer is parallel to the first emergent polarization direction; andthe second polarizer 821 of the first glasses 81 is a linear polarizer,and the polarization direction of the second polarizer is parallel tothe second emergent polarization direction.

According to the above implementation, the light emitted by thebacklight 5 becomes a linear polarized light having a particularpolarization direction after passing through the incident lightpolarizer 6. Then, the linear polarized light enters the liquid crystaldisplay panel, and the polarization direction of the linear polarizedlight has different changes at different positions (i.e., at differentsub-pixel positions) under the action of the liquid crystal displaypanel. The linear polarized light exiting from the liquid crystaldisplay panel will pass through the emergent light polarizer 2.According to this embodiment, the linear polarized light passing throughthe first emergent light polarizer 21 provided within the first displayregion 11 becomes a first polarized light having a first polarizationdirection (the first polarization direction is parallel to the firstemergent polarization direction); and the linear polarized light passingthrough the second emergent polarizer 22 provided within the seconddisplay region 12 becomes a second polarized light having a secondpolarization direction (the second polarization direction is parallel tothe second emergent polarization direction). As the first emergentpolarization direction is vertical to the second emergent polarizationdirection, the first polarization direction is vertical to the secondpolarization direction, that is, the polarization direction of the firstpolarized light is vertical to the polarization direction of the secondpolarized light.

Therefore, the first glasses 81 including the first polarizer 811 (itspolarization direction is parallel to the first emergent polarizationdirection, i.e., parallel to the first polarization direction of thefirst polarized light) may transmit the first polarized light exitingfrom the first display region 11 and block the second polarized lightexiting from the second display region 12, and the second glasses 82including the second polarizer 821 (its polarization direction isparallel to the second emergent polarization direction, i.e., parallelto the second polarization direction of the second polarized light) maytransmit the second polarized light exiting from the second displayregion 12 and block the first polarized light exiting from the firstdisplay region 11, so that the pictures in different display regions maybe watched by the first glasses 81 and the second glasses 82respectively, thereby realizing duel-field display.

In addition, the emergent light polarizer 2 filters linear polarizedlight exiting from different positions (different sub-pixels) todifferent degrees, so that the basic display function is realized.

In the dual-field display system according to this implementation, incomparison to a conventional liquid crystal display device, in additionto the basic display function, the emergent light polarizer 2 alsoenable light exiting from different display regions to have differentpolarization directions, so as to realize dual-field display.

According to an implementation of this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6,the incident light polarizer 6 may have the same polarization directionin various display regions, so that the manufacturing process of theincident light polarizer 6, an orientation layer of the liquid crystaldisplay panel and the like becomes simpler. On the other hand, as theincluded angle between the polarization direction of the incident lightpolarizer 6 and the polarization direction of the emergent lightpolarizer 2 is different in different display regions (for example, asshown in FIG. 6, the included angle between them is 0 degree in thefirst display region, while the included angle between them is 90degrees in the second display region), when two pixels in differentdisplay regions need to display the same content, the voltage appliedthereto should be different, so that it is required to adjust thedriving mode of the liquid crystal display panel.

Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 7, the incident light polarizer 6 mayinclude a first incident light polarizer 61 and a second incident lightpolarizer 62. The first incident light polarizer 61 is provided withinthe first display region 11 and has a first incident polarizationdirection vertical to the first emergent polarization direction, and thesecond incident light polarizer 62 is provided within the second displayregion 12 and has a second incident polarization direction vertical tothe second emergent polarization direction. In other words, the incidentlight polarizer 6 has different polarization directions in differentdisplay regions, and the polarization direction of the incident lightpolarizer 6 is vertical to the polarization direction of the emergentlight polarizer 2 in the same display region. As the polarizationdirection of the incident light polarizer is vertical to that of theemergent light polarizer in a convention liquid crystal display device,it is not required to adjust the driving mode.

According to another implementation of this embodiment, as shown in FIG.8, a wave plate 3 may be provided outside the emergent light polarizer2. The wave plate 3 may be a ¼ wave plate 31 or a ¾ wave plate 32 (FIG.8 shows an example of the ¼ wave plate 31), and both of the includedangle between the optical axis of the wave plate 3 and the firstemergent polarization direction and the included angle between theoptical axis of the wave plate 3 and the second emergent polarizationdirection are 45 degree. In this case, one of the first polarizer 811and the second polarizer 821 in the two pairs of glasses 81 and 82 is aleft-handed circular polarizer, while the other one is a right-handedcircular polarizer.

According to the above implementation, as the polarization directions ofthe linear polarized light exiting from the first emergent lightpolarizer 21 and the second emergent light polarizer 22 respectivelyprovided within the first display region 11 and the second displayregion 12 are vertical to each other, and the included angles betweentheir polarization directions and the optical axis of the wave plate 3are 45 degree (but opposite in direction), one of the linear polarizedlight is transformed into a left-handed circular polarized light whilethe other one is transformed into a right-handed circular polarizedlight (the specific transformation way is determined according to thedirection of the included angle) after passing through the wave plate 3.Therefore, the light exiting from the two display regions 11 and 12become circular polarized light having opposite rotation directions(i.e., polarized light having different polarization directions). A usermay watch images of different display regions by two pairs of glasseswith circular polarizers having different rotation directions, therebyrealizing dual-field display.

Those skilled in the art should understand that, the ¼ wave plate, the ¾wave plate and the like are all corresponding to light of particularwavelengths. As the present invention is aimed at displaying, the waveplate 3 should be corresponding to a central wavelength (580 nm) of thewavelength range of a visual light (390 nm-770 nm). In this case, thevisual light within other ranges generates an elliptically polarizedlight rather than an absolutely circular polarized light after passingthrough the wave plate 3, so certain light leakage will be generated inthe glasses. However, this does not influence the implementation of thebasic principle of the present invention.

According to this implementation, the dual-field display is realized bythe circular polarized light, but the filtering of the circularpolarized light will not be influenced by the change in the angle of thepolarizer, so the dual-field display system realized in this way is moreconvenient to use, and the display performance will not be affected eventhough a user wearing the glasses shakes his or her head or does otheractions.

According to another implementation of this embodiment, as shown in FIG.9, the emergent light polarizer 2 may have the same polarizationdirection in different display regions. Correspondingly, the wave plate3 includes a ¼ wave plate 31 and a ¾ wave plate 32. The ¼ wave plate 31is provided within one of the first display region 11 and the seconddisplay region 12, while the ¾ wave plate 32 is provided within theother one of the first display region 11 and the second display region12. The included angle between the optical axis of the wave plate 3 andthe polarization direction of the emergent light polarizer 2 is 45degree. In addition, the implementation shown in FIG. 9 is fundamentallythe same as the implementation shown in FIG. 8.

In this case, the linear polarized light exiting from the emergent lightpolarizer 2 has the same polarization direction, and the included anglebetween the polarization direction and the optical axis of the waveplate 3 is 45 degree. The linear polarized light will be respectivelytransformed into a left-handed circular polarized light and aright-handed circular polarized light (the specific transformation wayis determined by the direction of the included angle) after respectivelypassing through the ¼ wave plate 31 and the ¾ wave plate 32, so thelight exiting from the two display regions 11 and 12 become circularpolarized light having opposite rotation directions (i.e., polarizedlight having different polarization directions). A user may watch imagesof different display regions by two pairs of glasses with circularpolarizers having different rotation directions, thereby realizingdual-field display. In this implementation, the light exiting from thedisplay unit 7 is transformed into different circular polarized light byusing the ¼ wave plate 31 and ¾ wave plate 32 having differentthicknesses.

FIGS. 10-12 are schematic diagrams of the display principle of adual-field display system according to another embodiment of the presentinvention. Referring to FIG. 10, similar to the above embodiment, thedual-field display system according to this embodiment may include adisplay unit 7, at least one pair of first glasses 81 and at least onepair of second glasses 82.

The difference between this embodiment and the above embodiment is that,in this embodiment, the display panel 1 may be an Organic Light-EmittingDiode (OLED) display panel for emitting a light (circular polarizedlight) of the desired brightness. Hereby, FIGS. 10-12 show variousimplementations of this embodiment corresponding to differentimplementations of the above embodiment described with reference to FIG.6, FIG. 8 and FIG. 9.

According to this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 10-12, no backlight orincident light polarizer is required in the display unit 7, and a lightemitted from the organic light-emitting diode display panel may bepolarized by the emergent light polarizer 2 and/or the wave plate 3,thereby realizing the purpose of dual-field display.

Similar to the above embodiment, the dual-field display system accordingto this embodiment may also be in many different forms.

As shown in FIG. 10 (similar to the implementation of the aboveembodiment described with reference to FIG. 6), outside the lightexiting surface of the display panel 1, a first emergent light polarizer21 and a second emergent light polarizer 22 having differentpolarization directions may be provided within different displayregions, and the first glasses 81 and the second glasses 82 havingcorresponding linear polarizers may be coordinately employed.

Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 11 (similar to the implementation of theabove embodiment described with reference to FIG. 8), the wave plate 3may be provided outside the emergent light polarizer 2 to generatecircular polarized light having opposite rotation directions (i.e.,polarized light having different polarization directions), and the firstglasses 81 and the second glasses 82 having corresponding linearpolarizers may be employed.

Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 12 (similar to the implementation of theabove embodiment described with reference to FIG. 9), the polarizationdirection of the emergent light polarizer 2 is identical, but the waveplate 3 includes a ¼ wave plate 31 and a ¾ wave plate 32 in twodifferent forms.

It should be understood that the foregoing implementations are merelyexemplary implementations for describing the principle of the presentinvention, but the present invention is not limited thereto. A person ofordinary skill in the art may make various variations and improvementswithout departing from the spirit and essence of the present invention,and these variations and improvements are also deemed as falling intothe protection scope of the present invention.

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 12. A dual-field display system, comprising: a displayunit including a display panel divided into a first display region and asecond display region, the first display region emitting a firstpolarized light with a first polarization direction, the second displayregion emitting a second polarized light with a second polarizationdirection different from the first polarization direction; at least onepair of first glasses comprising a left lens and a right lens, the leftlens and the right lens of the first glasses each comprising a firstpolarizer for allowing the first polarized light to transmittherethrough and blocking the second polarized light; and at least onepair of second glasses comprising a left lens and a right lens, the leftlens and the right lens of the second glasses each comprising a secondpolarizer for allowing the second polarized light to transmittherethrough and blocking the first polarized light.
 13. The dual-fielddisplay system according to claim 12, wherein the display unit furthercomprises: an emergent light polarizer provided outside a light exitingsurface of the display panel and comprising a first emergent lightpolarizer and a second emergent light polarizer, the first emergentlight polarizer being provided within the first display region andhaving a first emergent polarization direction, the second emergentlight polarizer being provided within the second display region andhaving a second emergent polarization direction, the first emergentpolarization direction being vertical to the second emergentpolarization direction, wherein both of the first polarizer and thesecond polarizer are linear polarizer, the polarization direction of thefirst polarizer is parallel to the first emergent polarizationdirection, and the polarization direction of the second polarizer isparallel to the second emergent polarization direction.
 14. Thedual-field display system according to claim 12, wherein the displayunit further comprises: an emergent light polarizer provided outside alight exiting surface of the display panel and comprising a firstemergent light polarizer and a second emergent light polarizer, thefirst emergent light polarizer being provided within the first displayregion and having a first emergent polarization direction, the secondemergent light polarizer being provided within the second display regionand having a second emergent polarization direction, the first emergentpolarization direction being vertical to the second emergentpolarization direction; and a wave plate provided outside the emergentlight polarizer, the wave plate being a ¼ wave plate or a ¾ wave plate,both of the included angle between the optical axis of the wave plateand the first emergent polarization direction and the included anglebetween the optical axis of the wave plate and the second emergentpolarization direction being 45 degree, wherein one of the firstpolarizer and the second polarizer is a left-handed circular polarizer,and the other one of the first polarizer and the second polarizer is aright-handed circular polarizer.
 15. The dual-field display systemaccording to claim 12, wherein the display unit further comprises: anemergent light polarizer provided outside a light exiting surface of thedisplay panel; and a wave plate provided outside the emergent lightpolarizer and comprising a ¼ wave plate and a ¾ wave plate, the ¼ waveplate being provided within one of the first display region and thesecond display region, the ¾ wave plate being provided within the otherone of the first display region and the second display region, theincluded angles between the optical axes of the wave plates and thepolarization direction of the emergent light polarizer being 45 degree,wherein one of the first polarizer and the second polarizer is aleft-handed circular polarizer, and the other one of the first polarizerand the second polarizer is a right-handed circular polarizer.
 16. Thedual-field display system according to claim 12, wherein the displaypanel is a liquid crystal display panel, and the display unit furthercomprises a backlight and an incident light polarizer, wherein thebacklight is provided outside a light receiving surface of the liquidcrystal display panel, and the incident light polarizer is providedbetween the backlight and the liquid crystal display panel.
 17. Thedual-field display system according to claim 16, wherein the incidentlight polarizer comprises a first incident light polarizer and a secondincident light polarizer, the first incident light polarizer beingprovided within the first display region and having a first incidentpolarization direction, the second incident light polarizer beingprovided within the second display region and having a second incidentpolarization direction, and the first incident polarization directionbeing vertical to the second incident polarization direction.
 18. Thedual-field display system according to claim 13, wherein the displaypanel is an organic light-emitting diode display panel.
 19. Thedual-field display system according to claim 12, wherein, the firstdisplay region comprises a plurality of parallel first strip-shapedsub-regions, and the second display region comprises a plurality ofparallel second strip-shaped sub-regions, wherein the plurality of firststrip-shaped sub-regions and the plurality of second strip-shapedsub-regions are arranged alternately in parallel to each other.
 20. Thedual-field display system according to claim 19, wherein, the lengthdirection of the first strip-shaped sub-regions and the secondstrip-shaped sub-regions is parallel to the row direction of the displaypanel; or the length direction of the first strip-shaped sub-regions andthe second strip-shaped sub-regions is parallel to the column directionof the display panel.
 21. The dual-field display system according toclaim 19, wherein, the length direction of the first strip-shapedsub-regions and the second strip-shaped sub-regions is parallel to therow direction of the display panel, and each of the first strip-shapedsub-regions and the second strip-shaped sub-regions is a row of pixelsof the display panel; or the length direction of the first strip-shapedsub-regions and the second strip-shaped sub-regions is parallel to thecolumn direction of the display panel, and each of the firststrip-shaped sub-regions and the second strip-shaped sub-regions is acolumn of pixels of the display panel.
 22. The dual-field display systemaccording to claim 12, wherein, the first display region comprises aplurality of first rectangular sub-regions, and the second displayregion comprises a plurality of second rectangular sub-regions, whereinthe first rectangular sub-regions and the second rectangular sub-regionsare the same in size, and the first rectangular sub-regions and thesecond rectangular sub-regions are arranged into a matrix, in each rowof the matrix, the first rectangular sub-regions and the secondrectangular sub-regions are arranged alternately, and in each column ofthe matrix, the first rectangular sub-regions and the second rectangularsub-regions are arranged alternately.
 23. The dual-field display systemaccording to claim 13, wherein the display panel is a liquid crystaldisplay panel, and the display unit further comprises a backlight and anincident light polarizer, wherein the backlight is provided outside alight receiving surface of the liquid crystal display panel, and theincident light polarizer is provided between the backlight and theliquid crystal display panel.
 24. The dual-field display systemaccording to claim 23, wherein the incident light polarizer comprises afirst incident light polarizer and a second incident light polarizer,the first incident light polarizer being provided within the firstdisplay region and having a first incident polarization direction, thesecond incident light polarizer being provided within the second displayregion and having a second incident polarization direction, and thefirst incident polarization direction being vertical to the secondincident polarization direction.
 25. The dual-field display systemaccording to claim 14, wherein the display panel is a liquid crystaldisplay panel, and the display unit further comprises a backlight and anincident light polarizer, wherein the backlight is provided outside alight receiving surface of the liquid crystal display panel, and theincident light polarizer is provided between the backlight and theliquid crystal display panel.
 26. The dual-field display systemaccording to claim 25, wherein the incident light polarizer comprises afirst incident light polarizer and a second incident light polarizer,the first incident light polarizer being provided within the firstdisplay region and having a first incident polarization direction, thesecond incident light polarizer being provided within the second displayregion and having a second incident polarization direction, and thefirst incident polarization direction being vertical to the secondincident polarization direction.
 27. The dual-field display systemaccording to claim 15, wherein the display panel is a liquid crystaldisplay panel, and the display unit further comprises a backlight and anincident light polarizer, wherein the backlight is provided outside alight receiving surface of the liquid crystal display panel, and theincident light polarizer is provided between the backlight and theliquid crystal display panel.
 28. The dual-field display systemaccording to claim 27, wherein the incident light polarizer comprises afirst incident light polarizer and a second incident light polarizer,the first incident light polarizer being provided within the firstdisplay region and having a first incident polarization direction, thesecond incident light polarizer being provided within the second displayregion and having a second incident polarization direction, and thefirst incident polarization direction being vertical to the secondincident polarization direction.
 29. The dual-field display systemaccording to claim 14, wherein the display panel is an organiclight-emitting diode display panel.
 30. The dual-field display systemaccording to claim 15, wherein the display panel is an organiclight-emitting diode display panel.